Got my Bounty Hunter last night, and all I can say is that Dog Chapman ain't got $h!t on this.

This ball is everythin people have been saying and then some. I drille3d it 5 1/4 x 4 3/4 with the pin quite aways above my ring finger to give it some more length. What I got was good length for a strong ball with a late midlane that was extremely strong and a Backend that was amazing for a oil ball.

This is what my Virtual Gravity was SUPPOSE to be. I go to throw it on a fresh shark pattern last night. What amazes me was how many angles I could play and carry the world, deep inside, midlle of the lane, and also which i favored the most was throwing 5 out to the 2-3 board, and it didnt have any problems coming back from that no man's land for most balls, this was at my normal speed and hand. I played that twig line for a whole game and went 230.

All in all this ball is going to really turn some heads, and people that are thinking about getting this ball should definitly give it a try. It also looks very good in person, so I can see alot of these selling just because of the visual appeal. I plan on being a part of this $50,000 this time around.

Picture comes later tonight. And I want to get a video up as soon as I can. Better review when more games get put on it.





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Edited on 7/23/2009 0:00 AM

I drilled mine pin above bridge with Mb at 45 degrees. It had a 4.5 inch pin with 3 3/4 top weight. I started with my feet at 42 and eyes 20 out to 6 at the break point on a fresh house shot. The ball came back and came back HARD. I shot 706 oob and never moved all night. The ball stayed clean through the heads and never checked up early. The only adjustment I made all night was moving my eyes to 18 to create more room down the lane. The team we bowled against help push some oil to me. This ball truly amazed everyone that watched, heck it even amazed me
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